Check out this cool diorama of a famous scene in Ocarina of Time! Made by OutOfManaCrafts on Etsy.

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^^

That's awesome.

Haven't played Skyward Sword HD yet, have it since launch day though, but I haven't really felt like playing (anything actually).

Anyone think we'll see more for the Legend of Zelda anniversary in the rumored upcoming Direct?
I've heard some people talk about a possible Twilight Princess and Wind Waker combo remaster, but that doesn't seem all the likely to me. Maybe a collection of the handheld games like the Oracles duology or Minish Cap.
Another possibility, although not one I've heard anybody talk about, is the last Smash character being a Zelda rep to celebrate the anniversary, but people have wanted Skullkid for a while so I could see it happening.

Unlikely tbh they said the won't be any other Zelda content from what they announced so if the is a ND don't expect much in the way of Zelda unless they have another BOTW sequel trailer which is also unlikely as they've already set the game out for 2022 it'll more likely appear in a January ND if anything. An ND at this point would likely to either be for indies or to finally give official trailers to confirmed games that have yet to be shown.

Japan is getting a pretty slick Skyward Sword physical soundtrack from Nippon Columbia. Check out the details below:

The soundtrack comes in either a Regular or First Press Limited edition. Both come with five discs of music from the game (187 songs). The LE comes inside a fancy box alongsde a music box that plays "Ballad of the Goddess".

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With the recent sales update BOTW's total across both platforms is now 27.3m it'll hit a 30m total before the next game arrives at this point.

You sure about that?

24.13mil on Switch

1.69mil on Wii U

25.82mil

It'll hit 30mil regardless though.

Read the wrong number on the list.

No problem.

Check this out!

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"After three years, five albums, and thousands of screaming brass quintet fans, video game music supergroup The Game Brass is proud to announce its latest, greatest, most unusual project: A Link to the Brass.

This new project is a track-for-track, note-for-note cover of Koji Kondo’s legendary score for The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for Super Famicom/Super NES. Every grand call to adventure, every moody dungeon ambience, has been captured and recreated in its entirety by some of the finest brass players in the VGM world. The result is a stunning, stirring, staggering tour de force that’ll have you hearing this all-time great soundtrack in a whole new light."